There are some youth coaches who swear by the hard-nose, tough coaching style. Then there are those who believe in being the fun coach. Which is better for youth sports? I discuss the characteristics of both styles, the pro's and cons, and how I use elements of both to find that balance.

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"Dad ball" is basically fighting words these days in youth sports. It's derogatory and slanderous and sometimes true about parent-coaches. I explain what it is and how to fix it, upgrading to DadBall2.0.

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